Reflecting on Kubernetes Every Week
It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.” ― Ursula K. Le Guin
At the start of July, I set myself the challenge of learning and writing about Kubernetes every week. I enjoyed having a reason to make time for it, and the series gave me a good excuse to go from revisiting the basics to running clusters locally and on GKE. After setting myself this challenge, the month was particularly busy both at work and outside it. It definitely was a challenge, but it showed me that I am still having a lot of fun learning Kubernetes. I want to continue, but without the pressure of posting every week.
Learning has always been a hobby of mine, so I like to keep it fun. It takes up most of the time I can give alongside my other commitments, leaving little time to write about what I have learnt properly. I don’t want to post something rushed just for the sake of keeping a streak going. I’ll keep learning Kubernetes and writing about it when I have something useful to share, but I won’t be posting every week as I originally planned. Maybe Kubernetes Every Month would have been more sustainable?!